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...that hit Quinnipiac goaltender Bud Fisher and trickled invitingly in front of the crease. Du swooped through, touched it once, and then knocked it past Fisher’s left leg. But just under five minutes later, Quinnipiac winger David Marshall—who sank the Crimson in Hartford, Conn., on Nov. 4 with two goals—sent a power-play wrister high by sliding netminder John Daigneau for the equalizer. And then junior winger Ryan Maki stuffed home the go-ahead goal just 1:03 into the second frame. Classmate Steve Mandes had Harvard’s best...
...days after the Crimson’s 4-3 loss to ECAC cellar-dweller Yale in New Haven, Conn., Harvard men’s hockey coach Ted Donato ’91 made significant changes to his offensive lines and defensive pairings last night against Quinnipiac, hoping to revitalize his team with the roster shuffle...
...game and saw two players—captain No. 8 Allison Fast and junior No. 9 Sarah Thorndike—with perfect 9-0, 9-0, 9-0 sweeps.The Crimson will travel to San Francisco for a training trip during intersession before resuming competitive play against Trinity in Hartford, Conn...
...HAVEN, Conn.—They entered the weekend as polar opposites: Harvard floating atop the conference standings and Yale, still winless in the ECAC, mired at its cellar. “But I think you can pretty much throw the records out when these two play,” said Crimson coach Ted Donato ’91 after the Bulldogs beat No. 14 Harvard 4-3 yesterday at Ingalls Rink. “Great rivalry, great tradition.” Of course, we know all this already. The centuries of enmity and the inexhaustible competition for bragging rights?...
...HAVEN, Conn.—They don’t call it a rivalry for nothing. Just two weeks removed from a tough overtime loss at the Bright Hockey Center, Yale built up an early lead and held on late against the No. 14 Harvard men’s hockey team, downing the Crimson 4-3 yesterday afternoon at Ingalls Rink. Harvard (7-4-1, 6-4-0 ECAC) has had its troubles playing complete games, but until yesterday, the problem had been finishing contests rather than having to come from behind. “It’s been...